![Graphic][1]#### Notable in Neurology This Week issue features an article that investigates the clinical outcomes of postendovascular thrombectomy patients with acute stroke cancer; another determines cognitive lysine reduction therapies for pyridoxine-dependent epilepsy. A featured Review explores origins amyotrophic lateral sclerosis as either distal or cortical. ### Cognitive-Driven A...

This article introduces the Special Issue in Cognitive Therapy and Research that presents advances clinical psychological science for homework behavior cognitive behavioral therapies (CBTs). Studies include sophisticated evaluations of adherence, moving beyond simplistic assessments quantity quality completion to more complete engagement (i.e., perceived difficulty, obstacles, helpfulness). adv...

Background: Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can be a useful treatment option for various mental health disorders. Modern advances in information technology and mobile communication enable delivery of state-of-the-art CBT programs via smartphones, either as stand-alone or an adjunct augmenting traditional sessions with therapist. Experimental CBTs require careful assessment randomized clinica...

Persons with heart failure (HF) are typically older and are at a much higher risk for developing cognitive impairment (CI) than persons without HF. Increasingly, CI is recognized as a significant, independent predictor of worse clinical outcomes, more frequent hospital readmissions, and higher mortality rates in persons with HF. CI can have devastating effects on ability to carry out HF effecti...

this current research is a quasi experimental design which is aimed to study the effectiveness of two couple therapies, cognitive behavioral couple therapy (cbct) and emotional focused couple therapy (eft), on depression and some other variables in infertile male factor pairs. the sample includes 30 infertile volunteer pairs from kosar infertility clinic which are placed in an experimental and ...